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Error correctionHigher levels stay scannable even when the code is styled or partly covered. H is safest.
Turn a link or any text into a QR code. Style it with your own colours and rounded or dot modules, then download it as SVG or PNG — all in your browser.
Create a styled QR code — custom colours, rounded or dot modules — and download it as SVG or PNG.
Free · Local · works offline · TEXT / URL → QR.PNG
Frequently asked questions
- Do QR codes expire?
- A plain QR code never expires — it is just an encoding of your text or URL, with nothing behind it to switch off. What expires is a *dynamic* code from a service that redirects through their domain and stops working when the subscription lapses. The codes generated here are the static kind.
- Can I track how many people scan my QR code?
- Not with a static code, because scanning it never touches a server of ours. If you need counts, point the code at a URL you control and read your own analytics — that keeps the tracking with you rather than a third party.
- How small can a QR code be printed?
- About 2 × 2 cm for a phone held at normal distance, and larger for anything scanned from further away — a poster read from two metres wants at least 10 cm. Leave a clear quiet zone around it; a code printed to the edge of a box often will not scan.
- Will adding colour stop it scanning?
- Only if the contrast drops. Keep the pattern dark on a light background — inverting it, or using two mid-tones, is what breaks scanners. Test with two different phones before you print a thousand.